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  • LuckyLeprechaun
    LuckyLeprechaun Posts: 6,296 Member
    Mother of Five.

    4/5 were valedectorians.

    They are now:

    Attorney
    Nuclear Engineer
    Mechanical Engineer
    Law School
    Chemical Engineer.

    Thanks for asking.
  • ruffledviolet
    ruffledviolet Posts: 260
    Okay, just want to add a few things.
    1. It's okay for males to be nurses/doctors for young females. Even though it's harder to become a nurse/doctor than a babysitter, it doesn't mean a "crazy" person can't do it.
    2. I'm pretty sure he would only be helping the non-toilet trained kids in the bathroom. Most of the kids there looked younger than 2.
    3. Females can do inappropriate things as well.

    If the mom's really have a problem with it, they can be paged to go in to the bathroom with the kid. (This already happens several times a day because the kids don't want to go with the women.) Not for nothing, childcare at my gym is free. If someone judges and doesn't trust the person working there, then maybe they should hire a babysitter or work out at home.

    Or just make the kid use the bathroom beforehand.
  • ruffledviolet
    ruffledviolet Posts: 260
    Mother of Five.

    4/5 were valedectorians.

    They are now:

    Attorney
    Nuclear Engineer
    Mechanical Engineer
    Law School
    Chemical Engineer.

    Thanks for asking.

    Which wasn't the valedictorian? I was valedictorian and am now studying Chemical and Environmental Engineering.

    Are you seriously in your 30's with 5 grown children?
  • LuckyLeprechaun
    LuckyLeprechaun Posts: 6,296 Member
    Yes, I really do have 5 children. And two grandchildren.

    The fourth child was not the valedectorian, she came in third in her class.

    The eldest earned a 172 on her LSATs.

    As you can tell I'm incredibly proud of my kids :)
  • Ultima_Morpha
    Ultima_Morpha Posts: 892 Member
    1- Yes, it is discriminatory.

    2- In many states, care facilities in gyms, churches (during services), etc. don't have to meet the same ratio, licensing, etc. as a regular daycare facility. They are considered short term care facilities.
  • ruffledviolet
    ruffledviolet Posts: 260
    nvm. i'll stay out of this.
  • LuckyLeprechaun
    LuckyLeprechaun Posts: 6,296 Member
    a man is driving his son to school. they get into an accident and the man dies. the son is rushed to the hospital and when he arrives for emergency surgery the doctor says "i cant operate on this boy, HES MY SON!"

    how is this possible?


    think outside the box kiddo.
  • cmriverside
    cmriverside Posts: 34,458 Member
    a man is driving his son to school. they get into an accident and the man dies. the son is rushed to the hospital and when he arrives for emergency surgery the doctor says "i cant operate on this boy, HES MY SON!"

    how is this possible?


    think outside the box kiddo.

    Doc's his mom.


    (ETA- Doc's his gay "other" Dad)


    I go away for a day and this gets all interesting......Hi! Lucky!!!

  • scratchless
    scratchless Posts: 30 Member
    Yes and no.

    There are different employment laws depending on what the industry is but in my oppinion this is age and gender discrimination.

    But think, how many chinese restaurants do you see with westerners in (UK i am talking)

    An owner of a chinese eating establishment can put on their advert that they only want chinese people to apply, becuase the place is a chinese restaurant it is within the culture of the place and totally legal.

    age discrimination is normally overcome by employers by placing must have a "degree in child care" and "5 years experience" banner, this means the person has been to UNI and therefore what 22-23 years old and then 5 years old meaning the only age people can apply is 27-28 years old.

    as for mothers saying I don't want a bloke taking my child to the toilet, would they allow another father?

    I would like to think the cresh vetting agency would find out the nasties and not employ them but these days you never know.

    R
  • JenniferH81
    JenniferH81 Posts: 285 Member
    The center I used to work at preferred to put men in the older kids classrooms, where they didn't need as much bathroom help.

    Parents are really panicky about that sort of thing.
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